Invincible VS Season 2: Angstrom Levy’s Release Date, the Evo France Reveal, and the Full Roadmap

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Invincible VS Season 2 launches in October 2026, adding the villain Angstrom Levy as a new playable fighter after his tournament debut at Evo France on October 9-11. The update also resets ranked, adds a new mode and stage, and is followed by Season 3 in December, according to developer Quarter Up and publisher Skybound Games.

Last updated September 7, 2026.

Angstrom Levy, the confirmed Invincible VS Season 2 fighter
Angstrom Levy, as he appears in the Invincible animated series. Art via Invincible Wiki (Fandom), used under fair use for commentary.

What’s confirmed for Invincible VS Season 2

Developer Quarter Up and publisher Skybound Games confirmed the Season 2 roadmap for Invincible VS during EVO 2026, the fighting-game tournament held in Las Vegas. Season 2 arrives in October 2026 and brings a new playable fighter, Angstrom Levy, alongside a new game mode, new stage environments, expanded cosmetics, a ranked-season reset, and stability and balance improvements, per Shacknews’ report on the 2026 roadmap. Levy’s tournament debut is set for Evo France, running October 9-11, 2026, ahead of his wider in-game release later that month.

Who is Angstrom Levy, and why is he the Season 2 fighter

Angstrom Levy is a recurring Invincible villain: a scientist whose dimension-hopping experiment left him able to pull versions of himself from parallel Earths into the fight, and whose comic and TV history makes him one of the few characters who can credibly threaten both Invincible and Omni-Man at once. In Invincible VS, leaked gameplay descriptions frame him as a “tricky zoner” who fights with portals and projectiles rather than raw strength, a design choice that gives the roster its first true zoning specialist since launch.

Omni-Man, an S-tier launch fighter in Invincible VS
Omni-Man’s launch-roster render. Art via Invincible Wiki (Fandom), used under fair use for commentary.

Invincible VS 2026 season roadmap

Milestone Date What it added
Game launch April 30, 2026 20-fighter launch roster, PS5/Xbox Series X|S/PC/Arcade
Season 1 June 30, 2026 The Immortal and Universa added; Endless Arcade Mode; new ranked season
Season 1 mid-season patch July 30, 2026 Combo-system changes (Boost Dash Cancel adjustments); balance pass on 12 fighters
Hotfix August 10, 2026 Follow-up stability fixes ahead of the CEO 2026 tournament
Season 2 October 2026 Angstrom Levy playable; new mode, stage, cosmetics; ranked reset
Season 3 December 2026 A new fighter and arena, plus additional cosmetics
Confirmed Invincible VS content through December 2026, per Quarter Up and Skybound Games.

What’s rumored for later seasons

Beyond Season 2, everything is unconfirmed. Datamined files and leaked voice lines reportedly point to The Mauler Twins, Agent Spider, Damien Darkblood, Dinosaurus, and Volcannika as future DLC fighters, but Quarter Up has not named any of them publicly, and leak-sourced rosters for live fighting games regularly change between the datamine and the actual patch. Treat this list as a rumor, not a roadmap, until Quarter Up confirms a name the way it did with Levy.

How Invincible VS has performed since launch

Invincible VS launched April 30, 2026, and reached one million total players within its first two weeks, per Variety’s gaming news roundup. Shacknews senior editor TJ Denzer rated the launch build 8/10 in his launch review, writing that Quarter Up “brought the characters, the mechanics, and an overall presentation that just might make Mortal Kombat fans blush.” The current confirmed roster sits at 22 fighters — the 20-character launch lineup plus The Immortal and Universa, added in the June 30 Season 1 update.

Where this fits alongside Marvel’s superhero-fighter wave

Invincible VS isn’t the only new superhero fighter this year. Arc System Works’ Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls launched August 6, 2026, with its own 20-character base roster, and we’ve already broken down its launch tier list. If you’re deciding which one to spend Season 2 with, the two games play very differently: Tokon is a 4v4 tag-team fighter built around Marvel’s larger cast, while Invincible VS is a tighter 3v3 game built around one comic universe. It’s a similar split to what’s happening on the hero-shooter side, where Marvel Rivals Season 10 lands the same week Invincible VS Season 2 does — October 11 for Rivals against Angstrom Levy’s wider release later that month.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Invincible VS Season 2 come out?

Invincible VS Season 2 launches in October 2026. Angstrom Levy, the new playable fighter, debuts in tournament play at Evo France (October 9-11, 2026) before his wider in-game release later that month.

Is Angstrom Levy confirmed for Invincible VS?

Yes. Quarter Up and Skybound Games confirmed Angstrom Levy as the Season 2 fighter at EVO 2026, with his tournament debut scheduled for Evo France.

What platforms is Invincible VS on?

Invincible VS is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and arcade cabinets via exA-Arcadia. It launched April 30, 2026.

Who are the rumored Invincible VS Season 3+ characters?

Datamines and leaked voice lines point to The Mauler Twins, Agent Spider, Damien Darkblood, Dinosaurus, and Volcannika, but none of these are officially confirmed by Quarter Up as of this writing.

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